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Newspaper
The Morning Journal Courier
Location
New Haven, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1908
Page
10
The Red Cross Christmas Stamps are on sale at the stationery department for 1c each. Proceeds support the Visiting Nurse Association and tuberculosis suppression work in New Haven. Use them on parcels and letters to show support for sufferers of the white plague.
A damaged OCR item describes a concert event featuring Phin Theron Thwaites Hal and the New Cantet at Sew Pleven Senne Hall. It mentions performances by Komen and Jailer with symphonic pieces and a morning to evening concert schedule. The text includes several garbled names and locations, reflecting a period newspaper card stub.
Fragmentary text lists multiple names and places including Paris and New Haven with scattered references to mathematics, medicine, and civic figures. The garbled copy mentions individuals such as Raymond Athald Delling and A Helmidan, with unclear events or dates.
The Wakeaylle annual county meeting of the W IT is scheduled with Mire iene Chirk Mra El Converse and Mra Chiytet Gulah among expected attendees. Funeral details for Mra Frank Haine and melioration notes for Mel Prowt and Mrs Prot appear, with neighbors and family mentioned. The Motherw Sunshine Club meeting at Sanford street and a tenth anniversary celebration for a wedding are referenced along with various local residents and routines.
Obituary notes recall Samiel HL Barnes and family, with funeral at Evergreen cemetery and several memorial rites. The piece also lists survivors including wife and children, and mentions services at St Mary and private burial plans.
Obituary notices list Richard J. Shinn age 70 in New Haven county and Kloninger family relative in New York. Services scheduled at 44 Linden Street on Wednesday afternoon with friends invited, detailing funeral arrangements and interment hints.
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